Top Cellular Hotspot Data Plans for RVers & Boaters for Mobile Internet Data (June 2020)

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

We have an updated version of this video with our current top picks for September 2020 available at: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoeVqJpmo9SdrdU

[@OffroadGirl]

Wow, an incredible amount of work went into this video, and it's perfect. Thank you for all you do!

[@TimerBZ2]

I started a visible plan several months ago and love it. It's not my primary phone service as I got it initially for the unlimited data hotspot. I had an issue with the 5 caps download at first but that was corrected after I got over my laziness and contacted visible support and they promptly fixed the issue, lol. So far I highly recommend it.

[@janicevoss864]

Great update information, always look forward to these videos!

[@MayweatherjrWONandsoTrump]

Superb research!! Thank you for the work you do and your desire to share that information. You answered lots of my questions

[@Bill-NM]

Luv you guys...you are always a wealth of information and advice. I'm a Mobley owner from a couple years ago...thanks to you. :)

[@carolbrucecollett]

Thank you so much for doing all this research and sharing it!

[@modern-daycatalog2275]

Excellent as always! Keep up the good work!

[@rnrliving5723]

TY TY TY TY have been researching hot spots for our full time May 2021! Got the FMCA connect, was planning on the membership already!

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

May is a long time off in the world of mobile internet! So much will change by then.

[@joseibarrajr.467]

you're both amazing!!

[@leekleinsmith8099]

Good video!!

[@HerseyPurvis]

Awesome 👍 work. Love your videos. Very informative. Thanks 😊

[@darlenesee2561]

This is great!! Thank you!

[@johnegger3547]

Great info...I'm looking at Cricket for data only for my part time travels. It doesn't look like their Moxee hot spot device has external antennae jacks. I can't find a definitive answer or list of supported devices. Do you know if the Nighthawk or other comparable devices with external antennae jacks are supported with the Cricket data only plans?

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Has been so far... covered in our review of Cricket.

[@johnegger3547]

@@MobileInternetResourceCenter perfect timing...thanks for the follow-up and video/info! I think I'll go with the Nighthawk.

[@csjmoore]

Good information & video - thanks.

[@leapnlarry]

The cricket one look interesting as we are planning to go to canada when the border opens,

[@tuvoca825]

Good job. Thank you! Need better mic. (sounds underwater)

[@MountainTopHomestead316]

Awesome video guys, you are correct when you mentioned many third party sellers dropping off. Still going strong on BIX Wireless plan.

[@kyle6266]

Does your plan throttle video to 480p? I can't get answers out of them as to why I can't get over 480p video without using a vpn.

[@Lynyrd_Evnyrd]

Thank God for grandfathered AT&T Unlimited Plus. I do wonder what they’ll do about 5G when the new iPhones are released. With so many customers having plans that don’t include 5G, will AT&T cave and allow us on older plans to add 5G or will they take the sales hit from those refusing to change plans for the new phones.

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

That remains to be seen.

[@scottdupertuis1911]

Great info. This all assumes you get signals where ever you’re located and in most state and Nat’l parks that’s not the case. I am looking for a more reasonable option to a $700 weboost purchase to improve the cell signal in the first place. Suggestions?

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Heres our guide to cellular signal enhancing (bit off topic for this particular video): www.rvmobileinternet.com/cellsignal

[@scottdupertuis1911]

Thanks!

[@Bobs-bd3yo]

I have a Solidrf rv cell booster on our fifth wheel trailer and it is fantastic if you are on a fringe network. It really boosts the upload as well as download. A must if you rely on the internet. I also added a cradlepoint cell router that is boosted with the solidrf unit and it gives us wifi inside and outside our rig from our Verizon service.

[@danareed38]

Great information as usual, but I am surprised that you did not include Google Fi.

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

For high data needs - their pricing gets pretty high. Even their "unlimited" plan is capped at 22GB of high speed usage. They're a great smartphone plan, a flexible back-up option or international - but they don't meet the criteria for this video as a home internet replacement plan.

[@mrcool240]

So helpful thank you !!!

[@philliprhinehardt6268]

Great information

[@butchkelin3762]

I really appreciate the info you are passing along. You seem to focus on the monthly amount of data that is allowed in the plan, but you never talk about the speed. My Verizon iphone can get 1 or 2 Gbps as a hotspot so I stick with my ATT DSL when at home. It gets up to 25 Gbps (what I pay for) but these days I am lucky to get half that. I've seen some references to 40 to 80 Gbps on some kind of cellulat hotspot. Is that a spoof?

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

All plans presented here deliver the stated data amount at unthrottled speeds (unless otherwise noted: Visible / AT&T Business Broadband). Actual speeds delivered can be highly variably due to a number of factors (signal strength, tower congestion, your modem specs, etc.). For all the things that impact speed: www.rvmobileinternet.com/cellsignal You've also confused Gbps for Mbps (no LTE service can deliver Gbps speeds.)

[@cindypatterson9029]

loved it!

[@Dwhinery]

what about Mint Mobile's unlimited plan at $30 on TMobile Network

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

It only provides 5GB of mobile hotspot.. not even close to making our list of top picks.

[@geyser3445]

I currently use Comcast internet at home. Could I use Visible to replace Comcast?

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Depends on your Verizon signal there, and if you're comfortable hotspotting off a phone for your needs. We focus on mobile here however, not home/residential use.

[@sprocopus]

What did you change on your end, sound-wise? Sounds badly digitized, like a bad connection on 2G. Worst sound I've heard on any of your videos. Otherwise, good info.

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

We had horrible background noise picked up in the video that we weren't aware of until we went to produce it.

[@Dan-nt8un]

I just got the 8800L hotspot and can’t seem to find a consistent answer. Is it okay to leave it plugged in and on 24/7? Thanks so much!

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Not really on topic for this video - but here's our guide to battery swelling: www.rvmobileinternet.com/batteries

[@harvey5159]

Hello I just found out Boost mobile is going to start throttling to 2g speed after 35 gigs starting in July. Is there any sprint mvno that have unlimited data? Thanks

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

The Sprint options are covered in this video.

[@techflood2288]

@Mobile Internet Resource Center I am looking for an unlimited hotspot data plan on Verizon. i have been looking on eBay, and i found that there are quite a few listings that use Page Plus for $55/Month. Do you guys have any experience with this?

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

It's not an official plan that includes hotspot data.

[@dmarshy]

@@MobileInternetResourceCenter I'm in the same category as Tech Flood here-what are the repercussions of using PP Cellular in a cellular modem (MoFi4500) as not being an official plan?

[@PrinceUnique7]

What about usmobile unlimited plans

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

We only cover the nationwide carriers - they are only regional.

[@markscott8767]

Cherie I have followed the Calyx offering for a while. I have even had the privilege to see applicable contract paragraphs with ClearWire/Sprint and their current supplier. It appears that Mobile Citizen is still processing non profit applications to offer low cost internet to NP's as long as their main purpose is NOT (edit) political or religious (limited exceptions). This being the case why do you think that other specifically RV related NP's (Escapees and FMCA) who offer advocacy for an under representative population who struggle to acquire and maintain affordable basic internet connectivity due to their community lifestyle do not afford themselves and their members of this service? Keep up the good work.

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

The Escapees is a for-profit company, not non-profit. The FMCA already offers a Sprint based unlimited plan in this price point, and it's possible they are offering via this method or similar.

[@markscott8767]

@@MobileInternetResourceCenter Yes I reviewed my notes and only the Escapees C.A.R.E. is non profit.

[@larryd911]

@0:12 March 2020??

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Yeah.. sorry.. forgot to update that. Was so frustrated with the audio :)

[@davidd6635]

@@MobileInternetResourceCenter Yes, the audio was 'difficult' to listen to. Thanks for the storehouse of info, again.

[@growtiger]

The FMCA+Sprint option on the FMCA website indicate a “unlimited”..not sure if reading correctly. Lmk your thoughts.

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

As stated in the video, it's an unlimited plan.

[@bigtexnick2188]

ty

[@garyhouk5599]

Do you have any info on nomadinternet.com ? Are they legit?

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Just one of the many 3rd Party resellers mentioned in this video - warnings within the various links.

[@garyhouk5599]

Thank you.

[@rl8750]

I still have att ipad unlimited data only sim card.

[@kennethblume7392]

I tried to get the Sprint hotspot for $60 a month and they told me they were no longer caring it.

[@pattycota6195]

👍T-Mobile for me. ✌❤

[@davidmcconnell8690]

:-)))) :-))))